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The Building Research Establishment, BRE, is the principal organisation in the
United Kingdom carrying out research into building and construction and the
prevention and control of fire. Its main role is to advise and carry out research for
the Department of the Environment and other Government Departments on
technical aspects of building and other forms of construction, all aspects of fire, and
environmental issues related to buildings.
The Steel Construction Institute, SCI, aims to promote the proper and effective use of
steel in construction. Membership is open to organisations and individuals concerned
with the use of steel in construction. The SCI is financed by subscriptions from
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Building Research Establishment
The Steel Construction Institute
and
Ove Arup & Partners
Worked examples for the design of
steel structures
Based on
BSI publication DD ENV 1993-1 -1 : 1992.
Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures
Part 1 .I General rules and rules for buildings
(together with United Kingdom National Application
Document)
Building Research Establishment
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Watford
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The Steel Construction Institute
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Ascot, Berkshire
SL5 7QN
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British Pavilion at Expo 92, Seville, Spain.
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SCI-P-122
BRE ISBN 0 85125 563 9
SCI lSBN 1 870004 87 6
0 Crown copyright 1994
0 SCI 1994
First published 1994
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Contents
Page
Foreword
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Introduction
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Example 1
Design of a 5-storey braced frame
1.1 Frame geometry
1.2 Loading
1.3 Fully restrained beam (B1)
1.4 Beam restrained at load points (B2)
1.5 Unrestrained beam (B3)
1.6 Plate girder (B4)
1.7 Column (Cl)
1.8 General requirements for structural integrity
1.9 Beam-to-beam connection (Bl-B2)
1.10 Beam-to-column connection (B2-C2)
1.11 Column splice (C2-C3)
1.12 Column base-plate (C3)
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Example 2
Design of continuous multi-storey frames
2.1 Frame geometry, loading and analysis
2.2 Beam design
2.3 Column design
2.4 Design procedure using the concise document (C-EC3)
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Example 3
Design of a 30 m span roof truss
3.1 Truss geometry, loading and analysis
3.2 Design using angles and tees
3.3 Design using circular hollow sections
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Example 4
Design of a gantry girder to support a 100 kN capacity crane
4.1 Girder geometry, loading and analysis
4.2 Cross-sectional properties
4.3 Strength check
4.4 Buckling resistance
4.5 Web resistance
4.6 Deflection check
4.7 Design procedure using the concise document (C-EC3)
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Example 5
Stiffened base-plate
5.1 Initial design information
5.2 Strength check in accordance with Annex L
5.3 Design procedure using the concise document (C-EC3)
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Example 6
Beam splice
6.1 Initial design information
6.2 Web splice
6.3 Flange splice
6.4 Design procedure using the concise document (C-EC3)
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References
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